Northern Iowan — February 21, 1978

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Buying cards	The distribution of student buying cards in underway by the UNISA members.
1	UNISA presidential candidates present their views	Angela Naber, Don Carlson, and Roland Caldwell state their positions.
1	Maya Angelou coming to UNI	As part of Black History Week, Maya Angelou will make a presentation; photo.
1	No smoking area popular: Commons cafeteria	Students ask for and get a non-smoking area in the Commons.
2	The best candidate . . . .	Weighs strong points of each candidate; favors Caldwell.
2	Students write in support of UNISA presidential candidates: Don Carlson	Don Carlson states his qualifications.
2	Student write in support of UNISA presidential candidates: Angel Naber	Two students state their reasons for supporting Angel Naber.
2	Students write in support of UNISA presidential candidates: Roland Caldwell	Two letters state their support for Roland Caldwell.
3	Conference	Annual meeting of Iowa Theological Conference will be held.
3	Extended hours for Campbell/Hagemann?	A new proposal may bring extended visitation hours for Campbell and Hagemann Halls; results of recent voting.
4	Folk singer	Folk singers to perform in the hemisphere lounge of the Union.
4	UNISA emblem	The winning logo for the UNISA emblem was designed by Robert T. Mable.
4	RHA elections	List of candidates for the elections for the Residence Hall Association.
4	Mid East	Mary Ellen Lundsten will speak.
4	System causes child abuse: 2000 deaths	Report from recent conference.
5	Biographies of UNISA candidates	The biographies of the candidates for all of the UNISA positions; photo.
5	Theatre auditions	Auditions for Cyrano de Bergerac will be held.
6	Tankers win two	Panthers win over Nebraska, 62-50, and Wisconsin Stout, 75-34.
6	Wrestlers cop NCC title	Wrestlers win three championships, claiming their fifth straight NCC title.
6	Title hopes fade as Panther cagers split	The men's basketball team loses to North Dakota, 69-63.
7	Intramural news
7	Thinclads set three more records	The men's track team won fourteen of sixteen events and set three new records at their own invitational.
7	UNI gymnasts qualify for NCAA nationals	The men's gymnastics team wins over Wisconsin, 168.05-058.15, and Central Michigan, 155.55-139.60.
8	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
8	Art a la Carte	Professor Pritchard will speak on art and music.
8	CGS	Will meet.
8	Informal discussion	Will hear about youth counseling.
8	Untitled	Towers Complex on a snowy night; photo.